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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
3
The column notes stores in Portland stay open nine hours a day while Myrtle Point shops run eleven hours or more. It lists local residents, trades, and visits including C E Michael, F A Haines, and George Rackleff, plus church events and upcoming repairs on buildings and rail projects.
Fall and winter garments for Milady are presented with emphasis on style and fabric quality. The article highlights coats cloaks and accessories suitable for the season and notes practical considerations for warmth and wearability.
Roy Garrett and others travel to Marshfield for a business trip. Spires Pharmacy reports strong patronage as Hermann’s jewelry draws 1000 men and women. Rev. and Mrs. F. B. McDonald pass through Coquille en route to Bridge for a week with neighbors. A. O. Hooten travels from his Bridge District branch to meet MM Hooten and daughter Dorothy visiting Coquille.
The Salem Oregon State Fair advertises horse racing shooting tournament fireworks Rand concerts an exposition and a children’s playground plus a Boyd and Ogle one ring circus and free camp grounds. It invites visitors to request the premium list and entry blanks and notes reduced railroad rates with contact for details to Frank Meredith secretary Salem Oregon.
Classified items list farm stock equipment real estate and services in Myrtle Point Oregon area. Includes for sale horses mules cattle hay land and homes, rental listings, and local business cards with addresses and contact references. Also notices for teachers trade posts and lost items.
The Enterprise announces limited time bargains for cash-in-advance subscribers. Subscriptions include The Weekly Oregonian and Weekly Journal together for two dollars, with other journals from The Enterprise list. Also offered are farm land exchanges, groceries, goods, and a St Paul contact for details and agent opportunities.
Mrs R Choate announces a three day millinery opening Thursday through Saturday September 25 26 27 in the W E Pike building from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm with new stock and the latest styles inviting everyone whether they will buy or not.
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